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Clerk and Masters Sale ofLand

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PURSUANT to the decree Of the
L Court at its November term 1886.
in the above STYLED cansa will sell
AN
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH.
1857, at the door OF the CITY Hall7 in
johnson Civ. sell At nnbIic optcrv +,
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DY virtue OF an order of sale issued
I'D to me from the Circuit Court OF
Washington county, Tenn, at its Dec.
term, 1886, | will on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL.
1887, within legal hours, proceed to sell
at the Court House door in Jonpsboro
at public cutlery, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title
claim and interest that II. G. Austin
surviving partner Of Austin & Co. has
in, and to, one town lot No. -, in
Johnson City in said county, near and
on west of +. T. < ". N. C. r. r.
South OF lot'oWned by Jos Wade, and
North Of lot owned by Alfred Hyder,
being the lot bought of John Sanders,
to satisfy a Judgment that Eli Wild
ner obtained against II. C. Austin.
surviving partner, &c before I. II. II.
Lnsk, Esq, on the 9th day Of July.
1886, for the sum OF $3795 and cost
together with cost Of suit. advertise
ment, notice and sale. Said judg-
ment recognizes mechanics lien for
work and labor done, in erecting a
honse on said lot Of land under con-
tract with Defendant, and said sale
is made to enforce the same, un-
less debt and all costs are sooner paid.
This March 14th, 1887.
GEO, w WILLETT,
Sheriff, &c.
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Y. w. q. A. Tpo,s.

Devotional exercises last subbath
were conducted by Bro. ]. A. Martin.
Topic What a man loses and gains in
becoming Christian. Col. 8 l-l5.
Forty young men were present and
the meeting was one OF interest.
There will be a Joint meeting of the
ladies and young men next Sabbath
at 2 80 ?, m. DR.. G, II. Berry, lie, der.
Topic; JOY or woe without end which
shall | choose2 Luke TO- 1881, John
81 SO. All the ladies invited
The 9th Annual Dist. Convention of
the Associations of E. Tenn. will be-
held at johnson City next year. This
will be a great blessing to the work
here and let US all go to work to make
1t success.
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G. K. LID {

Has for the trade:
Oliver Chilled Flows,
Hill Side Flows,
Watauga Valley Axes,
Builders Hardware,
The best Gross Cut Saws,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
100 kegs Steel Nails,
$40 Steel Hoes, best made.
Pure Linsied Oil,
Pure White Lead,
500 Steel shovels and Bull Tongues,
Genuine Oliver repairs,
Shovels, Picks and Mattocks.
5OOOb Charcoal Iron,
Call for priees-I won't be under
sold.
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An Old Citizen sDeaks.

a great many years and with Eczema
tor three years at times could scarce.
~ walk, and had tried many remedies
without benefit, until he began taking
Electric Bitters and amounting his
hands and feet with Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. The treatment afforded him
great relief and he strongly recon.
mends Electric Bitters to all who sui
Ter with Kidney Complaint, or need a
blood purifier. Sold by NJ. A. McFar.
land.
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DOn't lkeal Ehis.

ltyou want to buy, any dress goods
notions, boots, shoes, jewelry, jerseys
gossamers, clothing, groceries, sugar
coffee, or almost anything and save
your money. Just call on E. B. Clark
for the next thirty days. l will sell
goods at unheard Of low prices. Just
give me call and satisfy yourself.
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SsucIslen's Armica SuIvc.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fey We Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
CmIbmlne, Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd Price % cents per box. For sale
by NJ. A, Mcfarland.
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Notice is hereby given to all the
Justices Of Washington County, that
the are requested to attend the next
Quarterly term of the court, on the
LIST Monday in April next, to further
consider the subject Of re-districting
the county, and for such other bust.
ness as may require a full attendance
at said term.
]. w, CRUMLEY,
March 10, 1887. Chairman.
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KNOXVILLE, March - William
Caswell, A. N. Jackson, S. R. Rodgers,
E, G. Camp j. A. Swan and f. A.
Moses to-day organized company
to build two miles of street car line to
the northern suburbs OF the city.
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MOSt EXCeIIenI.

j. j. Atkins, chief Of police, Knox.
vile, Tenn, writes: "My family and
| are benefciaries of your most excel.
lent medicine, DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry Tor consumption; having found it
to be all that you claim for it, desire
to testify to its virtue. Ny friends to
whom have recommended it, praise
1t at every opportunity"
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption guaranteed to cure coughs,
colds, bronchitis, asthma, Group and
every affection OF throat, chest and
lungs. Trial bottles free at NJ. A. Nc
Farland's drug store. Large size 81.
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E. B, CLARK.

Yes, we will take the boom and risk
all that 1t brings. If there is any
money IN it, even the croaker would
De willing that a little dust settle on
INN. Come along, boom; you are
weloome,-Gazette.
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Everybody Wants Cash.

And dollar saved is as good as one
made. Then save money by trading
with Christian, Hoss & Hodge, they
are selling low for CASH.
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EnYieN by Her Sex.

Is the fate of every lady with bright.
glowing countenance, which invaria-
bly, follows the use of DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic.
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Now is the Time.

TO purchase building lots for home.
or speculation. Call at my office ir
the Crumley building.
J. S. WILSON.
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WAR DECLARED.

THE GREATEST PREPARATIONS EvEP
MADE
In johnson City, FOR the sale of
cooking stoves, tinware, wooden.warc
&c, by HENDERSON & PIERCE.
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vi OUR Attention.
Milligan, Tenn.

Don't say you forgot about inquir-
ing OF HENRY LYLE about a CORN
PLANTER in time this year to-
PLANT your crop in Grst-class order
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THE COMET.
no Advertisers.

WE WILL ACCEPT NONE BUT METAL
BASE ELECTROTYPEs If THE ADVERTIs-
MENT is TO RECEIVE MORE THAN ONE
INSERTION.
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FOE SALE.

A Steam circular saw mill
G. w. VENNER,
Johnson City, Tenn
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Special Notice.

We do notfurnish advertisers copy
Of THE COMET free.
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! c,onIa,,., I., s.,,,.l j -
s,,na,r : a. boso.. =, t..:l.
mn, li.o,,..a1 - l,
n,ssnd last wax nv a ,a4,.f91 T., -
nc NieeheFl'ie b0HrA@ mas peer
o,d we honn i ,,,m ..,in, mr..
nrnsnoro
Esq " D. b"wmah, one OF tho lead
town last woo. .,,,d .,o,,a,.,1 ~, s,,h
sorinti,, '
ONIuS are out i"r the marriage o
Mice Fuo 7 pr;l..ap : t-...'....;I I,''' =.
Tho 9Th of ANN ~ "
MISS Llzzle Raine returned from
FblladeIphla tins morning and vii
Win u.s n;ol;,aan
Inc boom has struck Knoxville II
earnest ana the newspapers are no
using near as mncn "boller-plate'
MesSrS' Moore " Martin are erect
ing TWO residences on walnut street
one building l" nearly completed and
VIII be ready Tor occupancy soon
a Pronaeted meeting was begun al
at Vhe NJ T. Churcn last Sunday
heVS. barnett Zerno" and Christian
are assisting Mr hetron, the pastor.
The new schedule went into effect
on the e. r V6G r r last SIM.
Gay NO arrives here at 6;32 p. m,
ana NO. at lZ;42 a. M Nos l and 4
remain unchanged.
Morristown is to have . stove fopn.
A., o,: W ,''' ~. " o -" NUN
the enternrise Int will no oesooi,tod
a.;,h ~ 80 NV - o0 "'''''''e',
=, 80 ''''NN ''''p""9 ooih '"'eu ol
MorrStoWn gentlemen.
,r.,
''I' T. D"Alef mas commenced
his residence on Walnut St and will
have one of the hands1mest residences
in the nitv wh.n. co,,,,l.l,l ~,
c,,n. r ,t.c. ''' - 'a'' :
''' ''' '''''''c'''S'
Mr. @. J. Fellburg received The sad
rnos1,. ', ,,,o. '','' ,'g" ''N ''$,
J;,1'g,,' ''''' '''''7 '''''' ''' ''S.'' I,''''
n,a,ho, ,,.,,, .., a,I''''' I''' .'"' ms
','''',. was 'o' } ~" IN" ''oV expect
~ ~ ~
ltis rumored that prominent mer-
chant'and a young lady Of. tIis city
were secretly married about three
,. !. ,,' 80 ~, Ivy were %" enough TO
,, '''| 0e'''' ''''" cue "'o '"oJ Shoola
''' ""'e '''o" ca IT,
Hon. A. A. Taylor and 4dit.Cen
Jas p Tavl,r If Nasnrin, ,,,5 n.
"
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! have few overcoats left, I will
close them out for less than cost, now
Is your time to secure fine suit or
orercoat cheap.
Fine cashmere dress goods marked
down from 22lsc to 1Sc per yard.
Wooden plaid dress goods marked
down from 25c to zoe per yard.
Ladies' shoes, have big line on
hand
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All local advertisements will be pub.
lished until ordered discontinued.
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Contract XOur

Roofing and guttering with
HENDERSON & PIERCE.
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I G.. H0DGSON.
WATcHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Rankin Block.

Can do all manner Of watch work in
skillful style and at moderate prices
Tie repairing and renOvating OF Jewel
ny u speciality
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The Little Rock Life strikes the nail
on the head when it says;
There is no love so intense as that
ot the eighteen-yearold youth for the
twenty-six-year-oId girl. He gets over
It, OF course, but while it's in motion
us sixty miles an hour including
stops"
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SUITS.

Al +. B. Clarks, closing out sale Of
clothing.
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former price SIS. marked down to 5000
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NOTICE.

March 10, 1887.
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CANADIAN CONFERENCE.
FIRST NTER-PRovINCIAL MEETING
SINCE THE CONFEDERATION.
The Five Chief Provinces of the Do
minion Send Representatives-Lim
itation of the Federal Veto Power
Recommended.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 10.-The rcsolu-
tons adopted at the Inter-Provincial con-
ference, held at Quebec recently, were
given to the press last night. This con-
ference was attended by representatives OF
the five chief provinces of the Dominion,
and, owing TO this fact and that il was the
first inter-provincial confederation, its
conclusions are considered Of great i'm
portance. The conference declared for the
limiting OF federal vote power, and advised
that it should be exercised only as the
imperial veto is used in relation TO the
Dominion acts; recommended that senators
should be nominated by local legislatures
and should not sit for life; formulated a
plan for Encouragement of the financial
basis of union, under which, up to certain
limits, subsidies to provinces shall be pay
able, according to population, MS determined
by the last deccnnial census; favored
providing facilities for speedy settlement
oil the disputes between central and local
governments; condemned the disallowance
of the Manitoba railway acts by the
Dominion government, and adopted the
''h'Niik hibAipii III W ~ Auii
reciprocity with the United States:
, This inter-provincial conference, consist
ing of representatives OF all political parties,
desires TO record its opinion that unre-
strictcd reciprocity would be of advantage
to all the provinces Of the dominion; that
this conference and the people il repre-
sents cherish loyalty TO her majesty, the
Queen, and warm attachment to their
British connection, and that this confer
ence is OF the opinion that fair measure
providing, under proper conditions, for UNI
restricted reciprocal trade relations between
the Dominion and the United States would
not lessen those sentiments on the part Of
our people, and on the contrary may even
serve TO increase them, and would at the
same time in connection with an adjust.
ment Of the fishery dispute tend TO hap.
PLY settle the grave difficulties which have
from time TO time,arisen betwecnthe mother
country and the United States.
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Crc,nniIen In ParIs.

From q Paris Letter In the Medical Record.
The crematory Of Paris is announced to
he opened next month. This building,
which is situated in the north Of the Gene
terry Of Pcrc La Chaisc, has the form OF a
parallelogam, and Is three stories high,
surmounted by two chimncys in white
stone. The facade is in black aud white
marble, over which are three dOmcs, and
n large vcstibule has also been erected.
DIR. Brouardel, in n report which he has
drawn mp on the workings Of the crcma-
tory, estimates that the furnaces will he
able 10 consume $500 bodies annually,
which il said to be about the average num-
Der Of corpscs leaving the hospitals in Paris
during the year. The Chamber Of Deputies
has passed the hill authorizing cremation,
which, however, IL only optional, and Il
only remains for the Senate TO sanction Il
before Il can he adopted by the public, but
Il Is doubtful II this mode Of disposing OF
the dead will become popular among the
French.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11
CHICAGO PREssMEN.
They Are Still Comforting with Both
Sides-The Typos.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. l0.-The action OF
the Pressman's union is still the most inn
portant factor in the difficulty between the
Typothetn and the Typographical union.
The pressmen are still at work, and are
still comforting" with both sides. Their
committee yesterday had lengthy
seance with the emergency committee Of
the Typothot1 which placed before them
the stenographic report OF negotiations be-
tween the employing printers and the
Typographical union last year. At that
time the newspaper typos came to an
amicable arrangement with their employ
ers, and made contract on revised
scale for five years. The employing
printers then requested the Typographical
union to send a committee with full pow
ers 10 confer with them TO revise the
scale, and settle all difficulties, 30 that a
similar contract might be made. The
committee met, and the employers claim
IL was only the factious action OF
the union officers which prevented a solid
and enduring agreement at that time. The
proofs of this, II Is stated, were placed
before the lftSSultH toihnNN't'
which seemed much impressed.
No definite action for a con-
ference between the TypothctT
and their former employees were taken,
the former stating that such conference
would be useless, as they could not de.
pend on the union living up to any agree
ment made at such conference. The
pressmen afterward conferred with the
strike committee Of the union. which, al
the conclusion Of the conference, went
into executive session. The definite ac'
ton OF the Prcsmen's union can be nc
longer delayed. II they decide to with
draw the manifesto published by then
last week and stand by the employers II
will probably soon conclude the strike
with the Typothct,e on top. II, however
as Is moro probable, they insist on con
ference between the conflicting organize
tons fair basis Of settlement will 80 b'
arrived at. Both sides still profess the
utmost confidence in ultimate victory
Their ranks are still unbrokcn, though the
employers state that n small number o
their former union employees have CALLED
upon them 10 propose terms for their indl
yidual return TO their old positions.
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Col. Morrison. Pension.

Washington Correspondence Of the Cincinnati In
quircr.
Some weeks ago Commissioner Of Pen
sions Black instructed one Of his clerks to
issue a pension certificate TO the Hon.
William H. Morrison. The clerk looked
over the list Of applicants and informed
Gen. Black that the name of Mr.. Morrison
did not appear thereon:
"That makes no difference" said the
commissioner; "Mr. Morrison served over
sixty days in the Mexican war, and being
over sixiy-two years of age, is entitled TO u
pension Of So a month under the act OF
last January. Make ont his certificate.
The clerk did as instructed, and the doc
ument emitting the interstate commerce
commissioner TO draw Sg6 per annum was
made out in due and approved legal form
and transmitted 10 the beneficiary. Col.
Morrison pcrused the document, and,
quietly folding il up, placed il in an inter.
state commerce envelope Of official size and
returned il 10 the pension office, accom-
panied by tcrsc little note, which stated
that lac had never applied for a pension
and did not desire one, expressing at the
same time his thanks for the unsolicited
favor.
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LIFE IN NEW YORK.
Singular Condolences Noted by a Social
Elaneur


A singular renconter took place at the
Fifth Avenue theater the other day, says
tho New York Truth. Mr.. Stokes, the
polite ticket seller, and father-in-law OF
John Stetson, wanted to leave the box
Office for few moments, and he left in
charge OF il James Barton Key,
who said he would attend to
the business in his absence. Barton
Key is the personal manager OF Mrs.
Brown Potter He had been there only Il
moment when there hobbed up to the
ticket window the familiar form of Gen.
Jan Sicklcs, who asked Tor two seats for
one of The Potter nights. There W no
way out of il, and Key very properly put
up two tickets and handed them to~the
general. The latter took them and then
held out the money, when for the
iirst time he looked up and saw
who it was he was dealing
with. His hand trcmbled and his face
blanched. Then he moved away rs quickly
as his crutches would permit him. ! have
seldom seen anythingmorc really dramatic.
Barton Key is the son of the man whom
Sicklcs murdered in Washington thirty or
thirty-fve years ago. did not asl, Key
how he felt over the matter, but could
not help wondering
Everybody has remarked The singularity
of some coincidence. Not u block from
the theater where this had just happened
| met old John Graham the lawyer who
got SiCkles clear. Yet | do not think !
had seen Graham in ten years before. And
just as strange, had not walked up
Broadway fifty steps when, walking
together, | met Jerc Dunn, who killed
Elliott in Chicago, and Tracy, who mur-
dered Miller in the saloon that used TO
exist under Days thcater and as looked
across the way bordering these things |
was struck by seeing Scanncll, who took
the life of the man whom he believed shot
his brother. Here within ten minutes /
had met four men who had taken human
lives-all Of them free men today. Queer
civilization ours after all.
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Chinese Fear OF Gc,,Iug Wet.

Ticn-Tsln chinese Times.
I'm western lands IL is provcrbial saying
Of one who Is peculiarly stupid that he
docs not "know enough TO go In when II
minis" In China, on the contrary, the
saving would be altered 40 as 10 read: HE
does not know enough 10 stay In when II
rains" and TO q Chinese the idea that a
human being has any functions which can
Lc harmonizcd with the mpidprccipitaiion
al moisture can only be- introduced by
,rcnanning. The Ticn-Tsn massacre Of
Is9O might have been quadrupled In
otnocity but for timely rain, which de-
TERED the rowdios already on their way 10
the settlement. A portable shower would
bo one of the most perfect deicnses tray
eler In the hostile sections Of China could
desire We are confident that steady
stream Of cold water, delivered from a two
inch nozzle. would dispcuc the most violent
mob ever seen by foreigner IN China IN
five minutes OF solar time. Grapcshol
would be much less eilectual, for many
would stop 90 gather up the spent shot,
while cold water II something for which
every Chinese. from the Han dynasty
downward. cntertains the same aversion
aso rat Externally or internally admin
is,cred he regards Il az alike fatal. Tn,
remote causes Of their deep-seateC
an,inathy 10 wet weather w
;n,haJdcd In the Chinese consti
,,,,jon hut the proximatc causes, In on
,Iew are two fold-the porosity Of couo
cic,b and the absolute scarcity OF dirt. II
orr readers these reasons will no doub
onnoar inadequate, not 10 say frivolous
, ,h,s we believe, Is because they hav
Wv, rrdected profoundly ON the subject
MI, ,bcChinese should persist In wcarin
cloth shoes We do not pretend 70 say NV nv
wear them they certainly 90, DAMP i ie,
ny no 90 health. Oiled boots are luxuri,
Tor the few, and IN seven c'S,' . on. ~ yis
he who goes abroad when u Inlns wi, vii
h in cotton cloth shoes, whleh VIII
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ruined, He has no light sandals. He
never washes his feet. Hence il is easier
and more philosophical to stay at home,
which he does.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11
o'whisky's Tho worst thing in The vorll

"Whisky's the worst thing in the wor ID,
my son" said Father William, "ior the
Young or the old. Less than mint Of
whisky once put head on me that kept
inc I'm bed for n week. "Why, Father
William" the young man cried in amaze
mcnt, 81 didn't know you ever drank a
drop in your life" ono more, ! never
did, replied Father William. "The other
man drank Il and mauled me out OF shape
while he was blind drunk. Don't hit the
bottle, my son, and don't LET the bottle hit
YOU" And the old man rubbed his with
cred biceps and wished he were young
again. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11

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a wonderful Machine, But 10 VIII Wear

There Is no doubt that man is a fine mech.
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out by friction. II Is said be is born again
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repairs Purge away with Brndreth's pills
the old, diseased aud WORKOUT body.
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